john paulson needs to grow a little beard maybe a beanie. s an obvious choice. >> you think ryan gosling is an obvious choice for john paul. >> obviously. if you are out there, john, let us know if you disagree with that. just saying, could be an option for hollywood. >> i know brad pitt loves a story, but for me read it, ryan gosling, christian bale? seriously? we have got to move on because i am very excited for our special guest host of the hour. more than 50 different restaurant brands including the rainforest cafÉ, bubblegum trip -- it also owns five golden nugget casinos across the united states. welcome to you for the first full hour. the last time you joined us, the viewers that, bring this man back. a true american ceo. i have got to start with oil prices. for someone who runs restaurants, for people who spend less money to fill the tank is a positive for you. you are based in texas, whose countries are suffering because of this. >> nobody is suffering yet. we all have to remember if you take the average family let's say the husband

john paulson posting losses in his hedge funds after bad debts on energy security.dvantage plus fund itself fell 36% last year. shares of a holding up more than any other time since his $24 billion reorganization plan. his fortune stands at 30.8 billion. that puts him ahead of alibaba chairman. >> no one getting a raise. that appears to be the take away from the jobs report. wages decreased. they are climbing at a measly 1.7%. i am not interested until something 30% off. >> about a 1.5 trillion dollars global decline or shift if you like from producers to consumers. that gives people a little bit more money to spend. i was impressed by the things i have seen in the last few months. we are seeing better wage gains. if you look at one month data point we are seeing things improving. one thing we want to the number of civilian unemployed. if you have six unemployed workers for every job, where down to about 2-1 right now. >> energy prices, people think it is going to be a boon. is that really good for the entire sectors a good for the dollar stores? >> it is good for t

. >> get the one thing right john paulson. >> or an economic arena, you know the names nouriel roubiniwas pretty cautious a few years ago. you have to switch as the data changes. there's always going to be critics. >> we haven't dared of bias. -- we have a narrative bias. >> part of being the thoughtful person in any field, you need to have your own views known hypotheses and constantly bringing in data and making her best assessments. i hope is we can all have more than one thing right over the course of our lifetime. but that is what we're doing. that is why people are watching bloomberg. we are challenging narratives every day. quick earlier this week, said economists have it right 12.7% of the time. our twitter question of the day -- >> oil south. the uproar in the fed. 44.28 right now on west texas intermediate. top headlines. >> closing two of its temporaries in russia. the fourth-largest brewer making the move after review of its production structure in the country. closures will cut the russian capacity by about 15% and will effect up to 600 employees. the decision will bring a